Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-10
PERSONAL MENTION.


PERSONAL MENTION.
Or. Macdonald Is in Chicago for week 81
two.
Q. W. Shaw was visitor at the state capitol
last week. N
Il. B. Sheldon OF Grand Meadow was in the
city last week.
B. +. Requa, a brother of A. Requ, is visit
luz III austin. ~ 3@15s- a#f%
Mrs. H. A. Brown, of Brownsd ale, was in
Austin yesterday. -. 49,
Stephen Cook was smiling on his Austin
friends last Sunday. T.. -.
Joseph keenan, intends to move into his new
property early next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Keysor are visiting DR.
and Mrs. Bowman Of Duluth.
A. L. Sleeper. of Brownsville, was register
ed at Hotel Robinson Tuesday.
Prof. Palmerof Leroy will be in charge Of
the Brownsville school next year.
Riceville Recorder: NJ. williams Of Leroy.
was ip town some days last week.
T: Eugene Pfrem mer and Mort Wall were in
from Spring Valley, last week.,
T. Our old friend e. N. Bostwick Of Grand
Meadow has been granted pension.
Miss Emma Ware, of Brownsville was visit
INK In Austin, last Friday and Saturday.
Peter Haley is enjoying visit of few
days at home. He returned home last FRI
day."
L. NJ. Finkelstein of the Austin Bottling
Works, was in Iowa last week, looking up his
trade.
Miss Belle Gleason, of Blooming Prairie, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. George Burn
ham.
Mr.. Merrill, Of Merrill s. Strouts, leaves for
Chicago tomorrow, to purchase his fall stock
of goods.
Riceville Recorder: 8. A. Shupe, Of Austin,
Tuesday.
|, Walt Hill, the genial post-ofice clerk Is laid
up with a lame finger. a felon or something
Of that sort.
john A.. Lovely Of Albert Lea, was in Aus
tin again Monday. He Is getting to be fire.
quent visitor in our lively city.
Mortified News: Mrs. Mary Bierman and
daughter returned last Saturday from
Brownsville. where she has been visiting her
sister.
J. A. Sands packed his grip Monday and
started for the eastern market. He will visit
Chicago and New York. purchasing q large
stock Of dry goods.
George Leftingwel, Tip Bullock's old stand
by, has gone to Reeseville, WIS.,, his old home.
NhA A,,o$ n, how vii y.,ioo
for his return among US.
Mortified News: J. S. Haskins returned
from Austin, Tuesday, where he has been at
work on some Of the new buildings which are
being erected in that city.
Haydeld correspondence Dodge county Re-
publican: Monday, Mrs. L. NJ. Mccartney en-
tertained Mrs. Andrews. of Owatonna, Miss
Hancock and Mrs. Beatty. Of Blooming Pral-
rie.
Mrs. Harrington, wife OF W. 81. Harllngt on,
agent of the Chicago Cottage organ. arrived
last week, and Mr.. H. now wears very pleas
ant smile, AID refuses to sit at the bachelors
table. :.
Mrs. Charley Williams, formerly of Bloom.
ing Prairie, was visiting in Austin last week,
dali, on Monday, for visit to friends in
Blooming Prairie.
Paul butcher of Raymond Dakota and ed
itor Of the Raymond Gazette was visiting his
cousin AT. Mattice Sunday. Mr. butcher called
at the TRANSCRIPT Office, but found 1t desert
ed, even to the d..
Col. Mansfield was In st. Paul last week, and
got caught by Globe reporter, as will be
seen by an extract In another column. We
could not help publishing, but will keep con-
cealed until the Col. forgets.
Uncle Boston Smith," the Sunday school
missionary of the Baptist denomination for
Minnesota. held q meeting at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening last. illustrating
his very interesting address with maps.
Hon. ]. M. Carville of island, La, aud Jas.
Carville, of the State Journal Office, Madison,
Wis.,, arrived in Austin, July 30, to visit their
parents in London. This is the first time in
sixteen years that the family have all been
at home at the same time, and very pleasant
visit is the result Of this family reunion.